Satan the Litigator of the Estate

As with most family wills, a child is given the inheritance only once their parent passes away. After Christ's death in this world, we were given the potential to claim our birthrate as a receiver of the Estate. But this Estate cannot simply be given into the hands of someone who will squander it. There must first be proof that the receiver of the Estate will not be negligent with the inheritance.

For this reason, a litigator was hired to surveil the inheritor to ensure that they would in fact be worthy to receive such a grand inheritance. This litigator, Satan, acts to ensure that the inheritor is prepared for heavenly existence. This is why the etymology of "Satan" means 'Accuser'. We must first be trusted with little, before we are given a lot. For this reason do not think any work, conversation, or action is insignificant. As long as we neglect our birthright, the litigator prevails over the earth and our lives.

The main distinction that separates the Accuser from the Advocate is that the Accuser tempts us into being confined by the things of this world, whereas the Advocate guides us into the direction of God's Will. In this sort of development we train our free will to understand the objective good, and why it is objectively good. God's Will is objectively good, and you will know it by the fruits that it bears. This develops our faith to prepare for the heavenly realms, whether that be on earth now or in the resurrection. faith is substance. To pray on earth facilitates faith to allow us to connect to God's will, and to not worry about earthly distractions.

As we develop closer to God's will, the Accuser tries more drastic temptations in order to maintain his power over the Estate. Take for example the temptations of Christ. With every time that Christ refused to succumb to temptation, Satan offered a more glorious temptation. At first it was simply food to survive, but the final temptation was rulership over the world, which Christ refused since He knew it was His anyway as the inheritor of the Estate.

"For whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel's, the same shall save it. For what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?" Mark 8:35-37

To be anxious about this life is no doubt a sin. It implies a lack of faith, and a lack of trust in the Guarantor of the Estate. God always has a way out for the willing. Temporary challenge is nothing compared to the eternal frontier that awaits us.

The hope for heavenly life was not meant for humankind. God created the earth to be inhabited forever by rightoues perfect humans in paradise.

The hope for heavenly life alone arose for a select few when Jesus came to earth to give his life as a soul as a ransom for humankind in bondage to sin and death.

Now before sin, that is before the angel who came to be known as Satan the Devil lied to Adam and Eve, and got them to rebel against Jehovah's sovereignty, no creation of Jehovah was created with immortality. Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

Jesus was given the gift of immortality as a reward for his faithfulness unto death. And so is the anointed Christian congregation raised to heavenly spirit life, the 144,000. No one else, no angel, or human will receive that reward. While it was made possible by Satan's sin. It was only an consequence, and a part of Jehovah's administering things through a kingdom government he established with Jesus as king to bring death to nothing and bring back humankind to perfection.

In the context of this topic, what does it mean to be "negligent with the inheritance"? For the elucidation of the audience. This question assumes the inheritance has been acquired and is at your disposal, unless I've misunderstood.

originally posted by: randomuser
The hope for heavenly life was not meant for humankind. God created the earth to be inhabited forever by rightoues perfect humans in paradise.

The hope for heavenly life alone arose for a select few when Jesus came to earth to give his life as a soul as a ransom for humankind in bondage to sin and death.

Now before sin, that is before the angel who came to be known as Satan the Devil lied to Adam and Eve, and got them to rebel against Jehovah's sovereignty, no creation of Jehovah was created with immortality. Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

Jesus was given the gift of immortality as a reward for his faithfulness unto death. And so is the anointed Christian congregation raised to heavenly spirit life, the 144,000. No one else, no angel, or human will receive that reward. While it was made possible by Satan's sin. It was only an consequence, and a part of Jehovah's administering things through a kingdom government he established with Jesus as king to bring death to nothing and bring back humankind to perfection.

On the other hand, I am convinced that God CAN and WILL save all, every last one of us. Not only that, He will redeem the entire created Cosmos. Why is your view so narrow, so exclusionist? Hell is a 404.

originally posted by: Lazarus Short

originally posted by: randomuser
The hope for heavenly life was not meant for humankind. God created the earth to be inhabited forever by rightoues perfect humans in paradise.

The hope for heavenly life alone arose for a select few when Jesus came to earth to give his life as a soul as a ransom for humankind in bondage to sin and death.

Now before sin, that is before the angel who came to be known as Satan the Devil lied to Adam and Eve, and got them to rebel against Jehovah's sovereignty, no creation of Jehovah was created with immortality. Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

Jesus was given the gift of immortality as a reward for his faithfulness unto death. And so is the anointed Christian congregation raised to heavenly spirit life, the 144,000. No one else, no angel, or human will receive that reward. While it was made possible by Satan's sin. It was only an consequence, and a part of Jehovah's administering things through a kingdom government he established with Jesus as king to bring death to nothing and bring back humankind to perfection.

On the other hand, I am convinced that God CAN and WILL save all, every last one of us. Not only that, He will redeem the entire created Cosmos. Why is your view so narrow, so exclusionist? Hell is a 404.

Oh it's not exlusionist. God made the earth for humankind and the animals. And such will always exist in peace and unity and forever on earth.

originally posted by: TzarChasm
In the context of this topic, what does it mean to be "negligent with the inheritance"? For the elucidation of the audience. This question assumes the inheritance has been acquired and is at your disposal, unless I've misunderstood.

Imagine you were offered this inheritance, many times, but you refused it due to the doubt instilled in you by the Accuser. It is a free gift that has been denigrated due to hypocrisy and ignorance of the supposed keepers of this very same knowledge. Now people gladly live a life of servitude to the state rather than working for their birthright

originally posted by: Lazarus Short

originally posted by: randomuser
The hope for heavenly life was not meant for humankind. God created the earth to be inhabited forever by rightoues perfect humans in paradise.

The hope for heavenly life alone arose for a select few when Jesus came to earth to give his life as a soul as a ransom for humankind in bondage to sin and death.

Now before sin, that is before the angel who came to be known as Satan the Devil lied to Adam and Eve, and got them to rebel against Jehovah's sovereignty, no creation of Jehovah was created with immortality. Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

Jesus was given the gift of immortality as a reward for his faithfulness unto death. And so is the anointed Christian congregation raised to heavenly spirit life, the 144,000. No one else, no angel, or human will receive that reward. While it was made possible by Satan's sin. It was only an consequence, and a part of Jehovah's administering things through a kingdom government he established with Jesus as king to bring death to nothing and bring back humankind to perfection.

On the other hand, I am convinced that God CAN and WILL save all, every last one of us. Not only that, He will redeem the entire created Cosmos. Why is your view so narrow, so exclusionist? Hell is a 404.

The Bible clearly states that "whosoever calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved (born again and eligible to enter the Kingdom of Heaven), and "I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life, no man cometh unto the Father (in Heaven) but by me (Jesus)...and on and on. Only those who accept Jesus will enter the kingdom of Heaven.

The Bible also has many verses about where people who DO NOT accept Christ will go for eternity (eternal separation from God - in hell), and in the Book of Revelation...it says that many shall be saved during the great tribulation...more than the 144,000.

The Jehovah Witnesses (who teach that only 144,000 will go to Heaven) do not match what the Bible teaches - if the Bible is to be believed as true.

The Bible also clearly states that everyone will bend the knee and confess Christ - see Philippians 2:9-11. See also First Corinthians 3:15 and 15:21-28. Yes, there are requirements for entering the Kingdom, but in the fullness of time, all will be qualified, and not by their own effort, but by God's grace.

originally posted by: randomuser
Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

the cause of death is sin. If Jesus died for all sins, and surely this was a sufficient sacrifice, then death is conquered. But why do people still die? Because people still sin. There are some who will not taste death though before entering into the Kingdom.

originally posted by: cooperton

originally posted by: randomuser
Not even his firstborn, known as Jesus Christ. We know he did not have immortality because he died for our sins. One who has immortality cannot die.

the cause of death is sin. If Jesus died for all sins, and surely this was a sufficient sacrifice, then death is conquered. But why do people still die? Because people still sin. There are some who will not taste death though before entering into the Kingdom.

Agreed. And please don't think I came to hijack your thread or disagree with you. I don't like to do that. In fact when I find that there is an impasse I try to go around it. I respect your beliefs, and I realize that the majority of people who consider themselves Christians believe as you. I respect that you believe God's word in the Bible. The important thing is to have faith, to pray for holy spirit to guide us into all the truth, and to be at peace with one another.

Perhaps in the future we will have encouraging interchanges. Have a good day.